Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-10-28
Institute week.
Crowds of schoolna'ams.
Mrs. Blowers is getting much bet

Mrs Blowers is getting much bet
ser.
Communicate from Lepsidus on
lirst page.
-Wanted-A few bushels Of corn or
eats on subscription.
q Wanted-Several hundred dimes
end dollars on subscription.
Father M. ID. Blank attended the
NJ. e. Conference at Aberdeen.
Some extra bargains in machine
ills and grease at Roth Bros. 225tf
Mrs. John Chapman started yester-
lay to Illinois to visit her daughter.
Bro. Pooley of the Crow Lake
Iomesteadcr made us call Wednes-
day.
John Hlnners Who has been quite
sick at S. II. Alberts, is rapidly improv-
ing.
Next week We will publish the
names of teachers enrolled during in
Stitute.
:: Absolutely pure baking powder and
flavoring extracts, in bulk at DIR. Ma
;hias' drug store. 224tf
I Mr.. Hull of the Jerauld County
Messenger favored the HERALD office
with a call this week.
-Gunderson is doing rushing bus
mess in loans, real estate transfers,
ANAL proof and other land business.
The Good Templars Lodge is now
N running order. 1t has a wide field
Tor action and we trust it will do good
work.
"A spick-span-splinter new stove
graces the HERALD office. Augustine
.LaPoint setting it up without a swear
word.
Wanted, LOCO bushels Of good corn
at the 2arkhurst rancho one mile from
The Springs for which will be paid the
highest market price.-Ed. S. Campbell
manager. b394W
-Ye "ancient gentleman" of the
HERALD editorial staff returned to
Natertown, Wednesday. He will fin
ish his res1dency on the D. w. and p. in
about three weeks.
For SALE AND TRADE;-Good cows
yearlings. two and three year old heif-
ars, for good two, three and four year
old steers at the Parllhurst ranche.-E
s, Campbell manager. 2394w
Mrs. c. M. Spears expects to start
10 Iowa the first of next week. She is
an energetic worker in the church and
temperance causes, a Mother to all
the boys and Will be very much missed
by Jerauld county citizens.
DR.. Sherman Of Huron gracefully
Naltzed into our editorial sanctum last
Monday, twirled our editor-in-chiel
from his table, backed him up agains
a case and in less time than it takes tt
tell it. had extracted an aching incisor
Call again, Doctor.
The Farmers Mutual Protectiv,
Association will this year pay all it
osses, although the aggregate reache
the enormous sum OF 100000. Thi
makes grand total Of a quarter Of
million dollars which this compan
has paid out to hail sufferers IN tire
years.
(And this is what was OVERLOOKED
last week and stood in the galley owe
sunday; since then Mr.. Bateman ha
returned to Virginia.)
Tuesday afternoon we saw VII
Bateman dash by in his carriage an
upon inquiring for the cause OF hi
sudden flight, learned that he was &c
ing to Woonsocket to meet his brothe
Bert, who has been in Virginia for a
bout three years. Bert is among US nov
shaking hands with his numerou
friends and looks just us natural as LIT
Among the Dakota Conference ar
pointments and supplies Of the NJ. 1
church we note the following; G. i
Bieber, goes to Coral in the Aberdee!
,
district, ID. =. DIN, Waterbury; G. i
Vessey Washington Springs; j. IRE
wartha, Edgerton; Q. L. Murray
Woonsocket; ". II. Jordan, Milbanls
VIM. Pagenhart, Castalia and Bio
Hills; j. G. Campbell, Howard an
Roswell. Jerauld county will he in tn
Huron district with Lewis Bradford
presiding elder
On last Sunday two stations be
longing to James Connolly, were LET
in the stable OF IT, Tryon Of Pleasan
township for few hours and in tn
absence Of their owner, both brok
loose and injured Mr.. Tryons' horse
very much; would have killed the1
outright had they not broken open tn
stable door and escaped to the prairi
where the stations fought till exhaust
ed and were caught and confined by tn
neighbors who had congregated L
quite large numbers.
Recently we attended atemperanc
meeting in Cherry township. Their